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HOLCIM LAFARGE DEAL
Lafarge to sell India assets to Nirma for $1.4 billionThe deal, the proceeds of which will be used to pay down LafargeHolcim's debt, is subject to approval by the Competition Commission of Indi...- CCI appoints French audit firm Mazars to monitor asset sale process of Lafarge IndiaCCI has appointed French audit firm Mazars to monitor the divestment of French cement giant Lafarge’s entire India operations.
- JSW Cement, Blackstone submit bids for LafargeHolcim's cement assets worth Rs 10,000 croreBlackstone and Sajjan Jindal-Led JSW Cement are among the bidders for LafargeHolcim's Indian cement assets worth Rs 10,000 crore.
- LafargeHolcim gets CCI go-ahead for India divestment planThe proposed divestment is key to get the approval of the CCI for the multi-billion dollar merger between Lafarge and Holcim announced last...
- LafargeHolcim mulling divestment of cement factoriesThe divestment, it said, would require the approval of the Competition Commission of India (CCI) as an alternate remedy for the merger of t...
- Lafarge-Holcim merger gets CCI approval; will have to divest two cement plantsThe pre-combination market share of Holcim in the relevant market for the eastern region is around 25% and that of Lafarge is around 16%.
- Holcim-Lafarge rescue mega merger after agreeing to new termsHolcim also said that certain key shareholders of both companies had confirmed their support for the revised merger terms, without naming t...
- Holcim-Lafarge talks gather steam to salvage mergerA preliminary agreement on adjusted financial terms and leadership changes could be reached as early as today, according to the people.
- Holcim-Lafarge merger in balance as Swiss group wants deal changedThe deal "can no longer be pursued in its present form", said Holcim in a statement of the merger based on the offer of one Holcim share fo...
- Merger with Lafarge in India on track: HolcimFrench cement maker Lafarge has four manufacturing plants at Chhattisgarh, West Bengal, Rajasthan and Jharkhand in India.
- Competition Commission of India suggests structural remedy to clear Holcim-Lafarge deal“The companies will have to come up with a proposed structure which will be approved if it qualifies our criteria,” the official said, requ...
- CCI tightens scrutiny; puts Holcim-Lafarge under public lensAccording to the notice, the combined entity would continue to face aggressive competition from existing players such as UltraTech, Shree C...
- Holcim, Lafarge begin divestment to adhere to Competition Commission of India standardsHolcim and Lafarge begun an internal process to identify the assets to be divested to adhere to Competition Commission of India's requireme...
- LafargeHolcim unlikely to dispose cement assets in IndiaLafarge and Holcim had announced the plan for a "merger of equals" to create the world's largest building materials making firm LafargeHolc...
- Accumulate ACC as a long term bet: Harendra KumarACC has seen a significant run up close to around 40% over the last three months but yet the dividend yield is around 2.5% even at this pri...
- Sun Pharma-Ranbaxy, Holcim-Lafarge deals to face intense regulatory scrutinySebi would be closely looking at the Sun Pharma-Ranbaxy deal to ensure compliance with stringent norms that are in place for listed entitie...
- Holcim, Lafarge agree to create cement giantWolfgang Reitzle will be chairman of the new merged entity while Lafarge's current chief Bruno Lafont will become its chief executive, said...
- Holcim, Lafarge may retain Swiss, French listings and headquarters after mergerHolcim and Lafarge, in talks to create world’s biggest cement maker to cut production overcapacity & energy costs, plan to retain dual Swis...
- ACC to delist GDRs from LSEACC, the country’s largest cement maker, has proposed to delist its global depository shares from the London Stock Exchange. The GDRs have ...
- ACC to delist GDRs from LSEACC has proposed to delist its global depository receipts (GDRs) from the London Stock Exchange (LSE). The GDRs constitute 0.7% of ACC’s eq...
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